The G-Force formula has been split into two components, the first to be analyzed in its proprietary blend (586 mg per serving):

• Celery Celery is highly recommended for oral health healing because it hosts a rich source of calcium, vitamins A, C and K, folic acid, and iron, to name a fraction. This combination is believed to improve the overall quality of our saliva. In doing so, saliva becomes a weapon that kills bacteria, all while supporting the gums.


• Alfalfa Like the nutrient content for celery, this respective herb has been recognized as an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant agent. Together, the duo can potentially rid the mouth of bacteria and plaque while increasing the strength of the teeth and gums.


• Burdock Burdock is a type of herb known specifically for its antimicrobial activity. This means that some of the more common types of bad bacteria in the mouth (i.e. Streptococcus mutants) cannot multiply and grow further.


• Yellow Dock A flowering plant belonging to the Polygonaceae class of plants, the yellow pier, would be equivalent to alfalfa and celery. In particular, it can help reduce plaque buildup and increase gum and tooth support.


• Methionine Methionine is a type of amino acid that plays a crucial role in regulating cellular functions and liver health. Speaking of the liver, it is likely to suffer damage without this respective ingredient, leading to unwanted effects in the mouth.


• Grape Seed Extract As the name suggests, this is nothing more than an extract derived from grape seeds. A grape seed extract has become a dominant ingredient in the natural supplement arena because it can block and destroy all forms of strep bacteria. This is fantastic considering how much damage this class of bacteria can do to both teeth and supporting gums.


• L-Cysteine L-cysteine ​​is a type of amino acid believed to be essential for better oral health. This is because it contains an ideal source of essential antioxidants to prevent oxidation and could help the gums fight inflammation.


• Feverfew Feverfew is a plant that has historically been used to treat poor immunity. Today it is valued for its anti-inflammatory properties, which can help eliminate inflammation in all parts of the body. For now, people can expect it to resolve their toothache; however, further studies are needed to draw valid conclusions.


• N-acetyl-cysteine N-acetyl-cysteine ​​(NAC) is considered a more solid source of the aforementioned cysteine ​​amino acid. Again, ingesting this component is sufficient to increase the presence of glutathione in the body. This implies an improvement not only in oral health, but also in brain and respiratory health. Regarding its contributions to liver health, NAC is known to reverse liver damage from pollutants and bad habits.


• Choline Choline salicylate is a type of salt derived from salicylic acid. It is often used as a toothache remedy, especially when children are experiencing their first tooth growth. It is primarily aimed at relieving pain in the gums. Another benefit of considering choline is its ability to protect the liver from toxic buildup.


• Turmeric Turmeric is a yellow colored flowering plant classified in the ginger family. Traditionally used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine, it has recently garnered a lot of hype for its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties found in its active compound called curcumin. In terms of oral health, this ingredient can make a positive difference in the severity of gingivitis or even plaque buildup. Finally, when considering liver function, turmeric could reduce the risk of fatty liver disease (a condition that occurs due to stress).


• Red Raspberry Red raspberry is a fruit full of astringents called tannins. These potential aids in reducing the risk of tooth decay, poor gum health, and increased inflammation, among others. In fact, it might even neutralize the mouth's environment so bacteria can't thrive.


• Berberine Berberine is chemically extracted from Berberis plants. It is commonly known for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antioxidant properties. Hence, an improvement in their oral health can be expected, namely, reduction of bacteria, toothache and gum pain, to say the least.


• Ginger The importance of curcumin for turmeric is equivalent to the importance of gingerol for ginger. This latter active component is what makes ginger a rising star in the dental health industry. According to the claims made, it not only relieves oral pains but can also prevent any factors associated with plaque buildup.

In addition to the proprietary blend, each serving also includes:

• Zinc (30mg): A widely acclaimed mineral can tend to plaque-related symptoms and deteriorated mouth lining.


• Milk Thistle (200mg): An herb that can eliminate sore and bleeding gums by protecting the teeth that support components and liver function.


• Beet (50mg): A vegetable known for its high fiber content, which in turn can increase liver detoxification and reduce inflammation-related symptoms.


• Artichoke (50mg): A vegetable capable of limiting inflammation related to bacterial growth and poor bone structures. In addition, it can protect the liver.


• Chanca Piedra (50 mg): a plant that possesses anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties to limit the growth of bacteria.


• Dandelion (50mg): A plant that inhibits oral secretions related to poor gum and tooth structure while removing liver-damaging toxins.


• Chicory Root (50mg): A member of the dandelion family with enough potency to kill tooth decay and bacteria.


• Yarrow (50mg): An herb identified as a suitable remedy for all toothaches and the presence of bacteria due to lack of proper cleaning.


• Jujube Seed (50mg): A type of plant that can boost immunity and strengthen saliva's ability to fight bacteria.